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Table 1 summarises the ratification rate of the main human rights instruments in the four case countries.

Generally the low ratification rate was explained with the fact that the convention was too ambitious and detailed and in some instances even contradicted national law (Ryszard Cholewinski et al., 2009: 12,17).

Any district that wants to levy a tax rate higher than $1.04 must hold a "tax ratification election".

CRC@20 in Viet Nam: Children better off but new challenges emerging Since the CRC ratification by Viet Nam, child mortality has declined substantially: between 1990 and 2008 the under-five mortality rate fell by over two thirds, from 56 to 14 deaths per 1,000 live births.

China's voting power (still subject to ratification of the changes by member countries, especially the U.S., as of mid-2014) hasubsequentlyly risen to a potential rate of 4.42%, ranking third after the U.S. (15.85%) and Japan (6.84%) (see Figure 1).

Mr Solís opposes CAFTA ratification.

In Spain and Italy, elections delayed ratification.

Ratification was an uphill battle.

But ratification will take longer.

Ratification was completed in 1920.

Formal ratification is expected Friday.